Quick: close your eyes and envision your own particular image of a Native American.

He was nappy, war-torn and had a lopsided head, but many agree Fuego Elmo, the Santa Fe Fuego’s makeshift mascot, was the true star of the local Pecos League team’s maiden season.

Before my move to Santa Fe, a strange and random occurrence happened outside my bedroom window on a nightly basis.

Summer’s on the way, and with it the opportunity to indulge in libations that, like my preference in men, are strong yet fruity and ideally toting a parasol.

Last August, hot off of the heels of the 91st annual Indian Market, the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts announced that it wouldn’t renew longtime executive director Bruce Bernstein’s contract.

Canyon Road arts fixture Andrea Broyles knows her newest group exhibit might rub some the wrong way.

“Not really,” Allen Kuziwakwashe replies when asked if he’s ready to get married.

Inspiration comes in bits and pieces to Clovis, Calif.-based artist Nancy Youdelman.

It’s Monday, just before lunchtime, and there’s a buzz at the State Capitol’s rotunda that’s usually reserved for opening day of the Legislature.

Weird things started occurring after SFR ran ace reporter Joey Peters’ cover story on the great Eldorado chicken debate.